and the fear that somehow america s character is going to be changed if people of darker shades there are too many of the them here. you saw the rally i raln ohi the other night. trumohp there ranting and raving for more than an hour. and you have these rows of young men with their arms raised. i thought, what is going. on ?>n donald trump and the majorld republicans represent an extremis trumpcansm that threats the very foundations of our republic. democ democrats, we know they can t r run on their record . they can t run on the economy. . what a forty one year high of inflation. they can t run border security., we now set a record two million. and we have one quarter left in the year. this will be the biggest yea wbr for illegal immigration inhe the country s history. they can t run on foreignm policypo. they can t run on theircrim record , on crime, you know,e. defund, dismantle, no bail
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the police, defund the police. my question is, if we defund. the police, what communities are going to suffer? those people who are i crying defund the police, their communities won t suffer. it is our city against the killers. the harlem mothers views aligned with the city s new mayor, eric adams is a former police captain who was elected promising more officers on the street, including a controversial unit of plainclothes police in the community. jarrel e daniels spent six years in prison for gang violence. he now helps young inmates and advocates for criminal justice reform. the previous new york city administrations in the early 2000s and late 90s and they followed a tough on crime policy. we have fallen back into that same model and it s not really a productive model. you really think we are returning to the model? i think we re close to it. we on the bridge of being
third in new york city. these mothers all lost children to gun violence. they are part of a support group called harlem mothers save. tragically, they tell me they ve comforted at least two new members every month for the last year. i sat down with a few of them to get their views on policing as shootings soar in their neighbourhoods. we have never had this kind of violence in our city. never. it is the worst. it was days, back then, 80s, it was bad back then, but this is the worst. it is so unreal that you are scared to walk outside because bullets are flying everywhere and hitting innocent people. everybody has a gun. we don t want to fight the police, we need the police. there s nobody else to call if something happens to us. people are yelling defund - the police, defund the police. my question is, if we defund. the police, what communities are going to suffer? those people who are i